Is the recent hot market of A-shares really "sucking blood" from the cryptocurrency world? Are you also wondering, seeing the three major A-share indexes soaring, while the cryptocurrency world is stumbling, where should you put your funds? What is the logic behind this wave of capital flow?
A-share carnival: capital pours in, stock market soars
On October 8, the A-share market experienced a big explosion! The Shanghai Composite Index soared to 3,500 points, and the Shenzhen Component Index and the ChiNext Index rose by more than 10% and 16% respectively. The real estate sector directly closed the daily limit, and more than 5,000 stocks in the two markets rose collectively. During the National Day holiday, major brokerage firms were very busy, and online account opening services were supported 24 hours a day, and investors rushed into the market. Behind this wave of rise is the continuous surge in the A-share market since the policy stimulus on September 24. The Shanghai Composite Index has risen by 21% cumulatively.
Crypto Markets Hit a Slump: Why Bitcoin Failed to Rise
On the other hand, the crypto market seems a bit deserted. Although the three major U.S. stock indexes continue to strengthen, Bitcoin, which is highly U.S.-based, has not risen in sync. The price of Bitcoin has quickly fallen back to around $60,000 after briefly hitting $66,500 in late September. This tepid performance has caused the market to begin to question: Is the carnival of A-shares sucking away funds from the crypto market?
In the current OTC market, the price of USDT is 6.9 yuan, while the offshore RMB is trading at 7.07 yuan against the US dollar, with a negative premium of 2.4%. This price difference means that some funds may indeed be flowing out of the crypto market, chasing the short-term high returns and policy dividends of A-shares.
The resilience of the crypto market: Is there still hope for an October bull run?
Although the short-term appeal of A-shares seems strong, it does not mean that the crypto market will be silent. Most analysts believe that the flow of these funds is only a temporary phenomenon. As the Chinese stock market gradually stabilizes, investors may re-evaluate risks and returns, and some funds are likely to flow back to the crypto market, bringing new vitality to Bitcoin and other digital assets.
The uniqueness of the crypto market lies in its high-risk, high-return characteristics, as well as its globalized, decentralized investment philosophy. Although there is a lack of obvious positive news at present, crypto assets are still an irresistible choice for funds seeking speculative returns. Especially for Bitcoin, October is often its traditional "bullish month". Historical data shows that Bitcoin has risen by an average of 22% in October over the past decade. This year, with the listing of ETFs and the expectation of potential interest rate cuts, the market generally believes that Bitcoin may continue this rising tradition.
Conclusion: The boom in A-shares will not eliminate the long-term potential of the crypto market
Although the popularity of the A-share market has attracted a lot of funds in the short term, this does not change the long-term bullish trend of the crypto market. At the turning point of the market trend, we need to analyze rationally and allocate assets reasonably to balance risks and returns. In the face of market changes, the bull market in the cryptocurrency circle will eventually come. The key is whether we can seize the opportunities in this round of fluctuations!
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